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Malicious clicks on Adsense ads

2 comments | Sunday, October 14, 2007

Someone is maliciously clicking my Adsense ads more than a hundred times! I know about this because I check my stats and track visits and clicks many times a day.

Whoever this person is, one thing is for sure, he/she is trying to deliberately land me into trouble with Adsense. My site logs show it received a stream of clicks in a short time - and from the same IP address.

I took a screen shot of the person's IP address and location through my stat counter.

I have already emailed Google Adsense and told them that I've spotted suspicious clicks on this site and asked them to investigate the IP address and the network provider [the IP address of the provider is also known].

Adsense encourages publishers to report suspicious and fraud clicks.

I would always take action to protect my AdSense account!

posted by talk

at 10/14/2007 05:17:00 PM Permalink

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

you have the coordinates. maybe you can look it up at google earth. just a thought.

October 22, 2007 9:26 PM

 
Blogger talk said...

jinglebeez, adsense is already looking into it. They have promptly responded to my request for an investigation. Thanks for the thought though.

October 22, 2007 9:45 PM

 

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